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The <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i> ortholog of RFWD3 functions independently of RAD51 during DNA repair

2019-11-16

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Repair of damaged DNA is required for the viability of all organisms. Studies in Drosophila melanogaster , driven by the power of genetic screens, pioneered the discovery and characterization of many genes and pathways involved in DNA repair in animals. However, fewer than half of the alleles identified in these screens have been mapped to a specific gene, leaving a potential for new discoveries in this field. He...

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02e1cefe-e0f8-5e12-b2f2-7605f9b56941
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10.1101/844779
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